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A New Way to Understand the Retail Maximum Visibility A NEW WAY TO UNDERSTAND THE RETAIL · RETAIL PARK · ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK WWW.ALCORAPLAZA.COM COMMERCIALIZED BY 2019 LEISURE & RETAIL PARK · ÁLCORA PLAZA ÁLCORA 01 A REVOLUTIONARY RETAIL CONCEPT PARK INFORMATION PARQUE OESTE ALCORCÓN Álcora Plaza is the new project located in the southwest of Madrid, in the municipality of Alcorcón, within the Parque Oeste shopping area. The LARGEST & MOST COMPLETE retail park in the Community of Madrid. 125,000 sqm GLA and around 60 retail units. The park has over 1,000 sqm of food & beverage area with a new concept style. Ample parking lot with approximately 6,000 LEISURE & RETAIL PARK spaces. · ÁLCORA PLAZA 22,000 sqm GLA which is comprised of units from 500 sqm to 3,500 sqm. PLAZA ÁLCORA ESTIMATED OPENING DATE 2020 Estimated opening date in 2020. 02 ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 03 EASY ACCESS & LOCATION EXCELLENT MADRID 20 min. ALCORCÓN CITY CENTER 10 min. MÓSTOLES 7 min. 10 min. 10 min. HOSPITAL ACCESS M-50 SUR A-5 EXIT 14 5 min. ACCESS M-506 SUR A-5 M-50 ROAD ACCESS: A-5 M-50 M-506 M-506 LINE 10 Puerta del Sur until Parque Oeste 30 minutes from the city centre. LINE 12 - METRO SUR Parque Oeste The metro station “Parque Oeste” connects with Metro Sur, which allows access from Alcorcón, Leganés, Getafe, Fuenlabrada and Móstoles. RENFE · LAS RETAMAS LINE C5 Atocha until Las Retamas 30 minutes from the city centre of Madrid. ACCESS ACCESS M-506 NORTE A-5 SUR LOCATION & ACCESSES ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 04 OVER 30 MILLION VISITS PER YEAR LEISURE & RETAIL PARK · ÁLCORA PLAZA ÁLCORA 05 CATCHMENT AREA 0 - 10 MIN - 615,924 INH. APROX. 10 - 20 MIN - 1,563,580 INH. APROX. MADRID CAPITAL POZUELO DE BOADILLA ALARCÓN DEL MONTE BRUNETE VILLAVICIOSA DE ODÓN ALCORCÓN LEGANÉS SOUTH MADRID MÓSTOLES GETAFE NAVALCARNERO FUENLABRADA ARROYOMOLINOS MORALEJA DE ENMEDIO HUMANES PINTO PARLA VALDEMORO ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 06 COMMERCIAL OFFER IN THE AREA As can be seen from the above image the tenant mix in Parque Oeste is well balanced with a wide variety of leading brands in each sector. ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 07 AN INNOVATIVE PROJECT LEISURE & RETAIL PARK · ÁLCORA PLAZA ÁLCORA 08 PROJECT Álcora Plaza will have new landscaped pedestrian areas for a pleasant shopping experience. MEZZANINE FLOOR The mezzanine floor has an area of 3,000 sqm for both retail and services. GROUND FLOOR The ground floor has an area of 15,000 sqm for retail and services. It has a large number of outdoor parking spaces. BASEMENT The basement car park has more than 250 private parking spaces with access to ground floor exterior area by travelators. PARKING LOT ENTRANCE LEISURE & RETAIL PARK PARKING LOT · EXIT ÁLCORA PLAZA ÁLCORA ACCESSES ENTRANCE / EXIT UNDERGROUND PARKING LOT CORRIDORS / STAIRS COMMERCIAL STORES OFFICES FOOD COURT / STREET GASTRO 09 GROUND FLOOR Álcora Plaza GROUND FLOOR comprises all types of activities: Fashion, Home, Food and Restaurants of the leading brands in the sector. The building has high-visible warehouses and landscaped pedestrian areas. BRUSELAS STREET RETAIL SPACE The ground floor has an area of 15,000 sqm for both retail and services. CAR PARK Car park has approx. 1,650 parking spaces for the entire project (including the basement). AVE. OF EUROPA ACCESSES ENTRANCE / EXIT UNDERGROUND PARKING LOT CORRIDORS / STAIRS COMMERCIAL STORES OFFICES FOOD COURT / STREET GASTRO PARKING LOT ENTRANCE ESTRASBURGO STREET PARKING LOT EXIT ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 10 MEZZANINE FLOOR In some of the premises, there is a possibility to connect a shopping MEZZANINE FLOOR to its ground floor to create unique double-height retail spaces. BRUSELAS STREET RETAIL SPACE The mezzanine floor has an area of 3,000 sqm for both retail and services. CORRIDORS / STAIRS COMMERCIAL STORES OFFICES FOOD COURT / STREET GASTRO AVE. OF EUROPA ESTRASBURGO STREET ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 11 LEISURE & RETAIL PARK · ÁLCORA PLAZA ÁLCORA 12 A NEW WAY TO UNDERSTAND THE RETAIL MAXIMUM VISIBILITY & EASY PARKING ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 13 HIGH VISIBILITY ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 14 VERSATILE & ADAPTABLE INTERIORS ACCORDING TO TENANTS REQUIREMENTS ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 15 GREEN & PEDESTRIAN AREAS TO COMPLEMENT THE RETAIL AREA ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 16 INNOVATIVE DESIGN ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 17 OVER 1,000 sqm OF FOOD & BEVERAGE ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 18 SPACIOUS STREET GASTRO AREAS & TERRACES WITH PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 19 ECO VIP PARKING & EXTERIOR PARKING SLOTS WITH DIRECT ACCESS TO FOOD & BEVERAGE AREA ÁLCORA PLAZA · LEISURE & RETAIL PARK 20 ÁLCORA PLAZA LEISURE & RETAIL PARK · ALCORCÓN WWW.ALCORAPLAZA.COM COMMERCIALIZED BY T · +34 91 781 00 10 T · +34 91 426 25 44 IMPORTANT NOTE: ARCHITECTURE: This document has been made in order to provide general information about the property and is therefore not contractual by nature. 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